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In tears, she continued to plead for help, saying, *"Munubiyah* is seeking to take away my strength since she finished school. I can't understand her anymore, by Allah, sister, I want her to return home because I feel at ease only when she stops this behavior of hers..."  

Hajiya *Salma*, in a calm voice, responded, "Don’t worry, sister, this won’t be a problem. Let me arrange her coming, and I will also seek help through work. If you do this, it will seem as if she returns easily."  

With joy, she said, "Thank you, sister. Wallahi, if you do this, you are the best."  

"Don’t worry, we will talk. Let her know to start preparing. Alhaji is returning; you will see me, Insha Allah."  

"Thank you, sister. May Allah preserve our friendship." They ended the call.  

Hajiya Salma fell silent for a long time. Afterward, she went to her room and lay down. A deep, heavy sleep overtook her.  

In her sleep, she had a dream unlike any other—usually, her dreams were ordinary, but today was different. A beautiful, extremely kind-hearted young girl appeared in her dream. She held her hand and spoke sweetly, saying, "Don’t worry, I will take care of you and your children. I will resolve everything—just trust me. Insha Allah, I can."  

Suddenly, in a state of calm, everyone began to recognize the truth. She said, "Go! Go! Go!!!"  

I saw her as if she was surrounded by light, but then, out of nowhere, a massive pit appeared before her—enormous in size. A young girl, no older than 20, with a troubled face, stood firmly and bravely at the edge of that deep, dark pit.  

Her journey was filled with extreme fear and panic.  

*"Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un."*  

Her entire body trembled violently, soaked in sweat.  

*Ashrub* and *Farha* sat beside her. "Mummy, are you okay?"  

She stretched her hand and hugged them tightly, bursting into painful sobs.  

"I love you, my children. I don’t want to be separated from you. I love you so much."